Managing technology without a dedicated IT staff can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming or expensive. This webinar with the Midwest Partnership Series is designed for lean foundations looking for practical, cost-effective ways to streamline their technology needs.
At this special virtual program, Philanthropy Ohio’s “Lawyer on Call,” Phil Purcell, J.D., discussed policy changes impacting scholarships that focus on race-conscious programs.
Explore practical tools, real-world examples and mindset shifts needed to help nonprofit and community leaders turn challenges into professional and organizational growth opportunities in this first session of the Nonprofit Summer Learning Series
This program shares insights on understanding how rural grantmaking fits into equitable grantmaking strategies, strategies to support collaborative solutions that improve economic mobility in rural communitie and field examples and resources to support funders in this space.
Hear the latest updates on federal actions impacting philanthropy and nonprofits, with a focus on DEI and immigration policy and how funders are responding.
This informal virtual conversation to talk policy with philanthropy peers across the state kicked off with the latest update on where the state’s biennium budget stands as it moves through the Senate, including cuts impacting health, education, housing and more.
Hear an overview of S.B. 1, which was recently signed by Gov. DeWine, and its elements concerning DEI scholarships.
Learn strategies to foster collaborative and communicative techniques for cross-generational work environments during this Midwest Partner Series program.
During this Midwest Partner Series session, you will hear about groundbreaking research, inspiring stories and real-life examples that you can integrate into your corporate citizenship program to empower employees to challenge their assumptions, become alert to new ideas and take action toward a company-wide social movement.
Is your foundation facing a flood of community projects and leadership initiative ideas, and struggling to determine which ones are the best fit for your organization and resources? This Midwest Partner Series will equip you with insights and tools to assess the opportunities for alignment with your foundation's mission, business model, connections and more, and then build business and assessment plans to continue monitoring that alignment. You'll learn to identify and focus on the projects with the greatest potential for positive change in your community.
